After weeks of "winning" in a media frenzy following his firing from "Two and a Half Men," Charlie Sheen publicly apologized for his "warlock" ways -- which included lashing out at the sitcom's creator Chuck Lorre and costar Jon Cryer; alleged substance abuse; shacking up with a pair o

After weeks of "winning" in a media frenzy following his firing from "Two and a Half Men," Charlie Sheen publicly apologized for his "warlock" ways -- which included lashing out at the sitcom's creator Chuck Lorre and costar Jon Cryer; alleged substance abuse; shacking up with a pair o (Mark Boster / Los Angeles Times)

After weeks of "winning" in a media frenzy following his firing from "Two and a Half Men," Charlie Sheen publicly apologized for his "warlock" ways -- which included lashing out at the sitcom's creator Chuck Lorre and costar Jon Cryer; alleged substance abuse; shacking up with a pair oMark Boster / Los Angeles Times